Structural engineering students have a wide range of employment opportunities across various sectors due to  the critical role they play in designing and maintaining safe and efficient structures. After graduation, they can  find work in the construction and infrastructure industry, where they contribute to the design and supervision  of buildings, bridges, roads, and other large-scale projects. Many also join engineering consultancy firms,  providing structural analysis and design services using specialized software such as ETABS, STAAD.Pro, and  AutoCAD. Government departments and public sector units, such as the Public Works Department (PWD),  National Highways Authority of India (NHAI), and Indian Railways, also employ structural engineers through  competitive exams. Additionally, structural engineers are in demand in sectors like oil and gas, energy, and  offshore construction, where they design platforms and support structures. Those inclined towards research  and teaching can pursue higher studies and take up roles in academia or research institutions. With the global  push for sustainable and disaster-resilient infrastructure, new opportunities are also emerging in areas like  green buildings, earthquake-resistant design, and smart structures. Proficiency in structural software,  knowledge of building codes, and strong project management skills can significantly enhance employability in  both domestic and international markets